U-boat patrols

Patrol info for U-1060


DepartureArrival / FateDuration
7 Oct 1944Kiel9 Oct 1944Horten3 days
12 Oct 1944Horten17 Oct 1944Bergen6 days
22 Oct 1944Bergen25 Oct 1944Bodö4 days
26 Oct 1944Bodö27 Oct 1944Lost2 days
15 days
Sometimes patrols were split into several 'legs', for resupply and other matters.

Commander

Officers *


Oblt. Herbert Brammer

Patrol description
Transport mission to Norway

Daily positions, sinkings and allied attacks during the patrol of U-1060


We have 8 daily positions for the 15 days U-1060 was at sea.

Departure from Kiel on 7 Oct 1944.
8 Oct 1944 -
Arrival at Horten on 9 Oct 1944.

Departure from Horten on 12 Oct 1944.
13 Oct 1944 - 14 Oct 1944 - 15 Oct 1944 - 16 Oct 1944 -
Arrival at Bergen on 17 Oct 1944.

Departure from Bergen on 22 Oct 1944.
23 Oct 1944 - 24 Oct 1944 -
Arrival at Bodö on 25 Oct 1944.

Departure from Bodö on 26 Oct 1944.

Sunk on 27 Oct 1944.

Ships hit by U-1060 during this patrol

General Events during this patrol

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Attacks on U-1060 during this patrol

27 Oct 1944
Aircraft attack, aircraft shot down:
Fairey Firefly Mk.I Z1978 (1771 Sqn FAA/4H, pilot SubLt Samuel A.W. Waters)

U-1060 was discovered by 4 Firefly aircraft of the British carrier HMS Impacable while under escort by the German minesweeper M-433 in the Vegafjord. Their attack badly damaged the escort while the U-boat managed to shot down on of the attackers (pilot was killed, the navigator taken prisoner). One hour later the vessels were attacked by 13 Barracuda aircraft (828 & 841 Sqn FAA), escorted by 3 Firefly, which sank the minesweeper and forced the U-boat to ground itself on the skerry Fleina.

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